Government Medical College and Hospital, Chapra (abbreviated as GMCH, Chapra) is a newly established government medical college and teaching hospital located in Chapra, Saran district, Bihar, India. It was inaugurated by Chief Minister of Bihar Mr. Nitish Kumar on 8th Jan 2025 and is intended to serve as a major centre for medical education and tertiary healthcare in the region. The teaching hospital is planned with a capacity of 500 beds, while the college offers 100 MBBS seats annually.
The Government of Bihar approved the establishment of a medical college in Chapra as part of a larger plan to expand healthcare infrastructure in the state. The project was built on land provided by Jai Prakash University, Chapra, at a cost of â¹425 crore. Construction was completed by late 2024, and the college was officially inaugurated in January 2025. OPD and IPD services became functional soon after inauguration.
The campus of GMC Chapra covers approximately 20âÂÂ25 acres and includes academic, hospital, residential, and ancillary blocks.
The major infrastructure includes:
The attached teaching hospital is planned with a 500-bed capacity and serves patients from Saran, Siwan, Gopalganj, and neighbouring districts.
Major facilities include:
The college currently offers:
The MBBS programme follows the standard 4.5 years of academic study plus 1-year internship.
The institution hosts the standard pre-clinical, para-clinical, and clinical departments, including: